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1927
33. Interview with Franz Alexander by Francesca Alexander, “The Man Who Brought
Freud Here,” Chicago (October 1956): 27 .
34. Comment by Alain de Mijolla during the July 2000 meeting of the International
Association for the History of Psychoanalysis, Versailles, France.
35. Carol Tosone, “Sándor Ferenczi: Forerunner of Modern Short-Term Psychotherapy,”
Journal of Analytic Social Work 4/3(1997): 23–41.
1927
1. Reich, “This Is Politics!”
2. Freud to Jones, October 11, 1928, in Paskauskas, Freud and Jones, 649.
3. Freud to Simmel, April 1, 1927, in Deri and Brunswick, “Freud’s Letters to Ernst
Simmel,” 102.
4. Simmel to Freud, March 29, 1927, ibid., 101.
5. Simmel, “Psycho-Analytic Treatment,” 74.
6. Ibid., 78.
7. Ibid., 86.
8. Ernst Simmel, “Erstes Korreferat,” in Zur Psychoanalyse der Kriegs-Neurosen (1918),
in Doris Kaufmann, “Science as Cultural Practice: Psychiatry in the First World War
and Weimer Germany,” Journal of Contemporary History 34(1999): 140.
9. Freud to Simmel, July 1, 1927, in Deri and Brunswick, “Freud’s Letters to Ernst
Simmel,” 102–103.
10. Eva Rosenfeld memoir, unpublished, cited in Victor Ross’s biographic essay in
Heller, Anna Freud’s Letters to Eva Rosenfeld, 27.
11. Lawrence J. Friedman, Identity’s Architect: A Biography of Erik H. Erikson, (New
York: Scribner’s, 1999), 60.
12. Erik Erikson, “Anna Freud: Reflections” (1983), in A Way of Looking at Things –
Selected Papers from 1930–1980 (New York: Norton, 1987), 73.
13. Huber, Psychoanalyse in Osterreich Seit 1933 (Vienna, Salzburg: Geyer, 1977), 27.
14. Sigmund Freud, telegram of September 2, 1927, at the business meeting of the 10th
Congress, International Journal of Psychoanalysis 9(1928): 141.
15. Stuttgart Tagblatt, 1927, clipping in folder “Psychoanalysis & Socialism,
1926–29–1937,” container 7, papers of Siegfried Bernfeld, Collections of the Manuscript
Division, U.S. Library of Congress.
16. “Statutes of the International Psycho-Analytical Association,” International Journal
of Psychoanalysis 9(1928): 156.
17. Eduard Hitschmann, document, January 1927, in the Archiv des Psychoanalytischen
Ambulatoriums Wien. Archives of the Freud Museum, London.
18. Paul Federn, “Sixtieth Birthday of Eduard Hitschmann: July 28, 1931,” International
Journal of Psychoanalysis 13(1932): 263–264.
19. French and Smith, The Commonwealth Fund, 103.
20. Interview no. 6 in Sieder, “Housing Policy,” 41.
21. Gruber, Red Vienna, 69.
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